Sentence examples for temperature escape from inspiring English sources

Because of its dependence on body size and temperature, escape velocity is fully characterized by three measures, absolute value, size-corrected value, and its response to temperature (thermal sensitivity).

At high temperature, thermal escape from the wells becomes much more dominant and the steps smear out.

Figure 1 Number density of hydrogen nuclei, temperature, and escape fraction of (pmb{mbox{H}_{2}}) line photons in the central 200 au of a minihalo, shown for various treatments of the optically thick (pmb{mbox{H}_{2}}) line cooling rate.

With increasing temperature, EDA escape from the cellulose crystal and transform cellulose I to cellulose IIII (Table  1).

In contrast to body size, a prey's thermal sensitivity, i.e., the rate of change with the temperature of escape performance during predator encounters has received less attention.

Based on the representative elementary volume approach and pseudo-single-liquid model, a computational model of heat and mass transfer for the CO2 capture by aqueous ammonia solution in an industrial packed column is developed, by which the ammonia and CO2 volume fractions and temperatures, ammonia escape mass transfer coefficient and heat transfer per unit volume are obtained.

Among butterflies, deflecting predator attacks is likely to be particularly important at dawn when low ambient temperatures make escape by flight impossible.

Among butterflies, deflecting attacks is likely to be particularly important at dawn when low ambient temperatures make escape by flight impossible, and when insectivorous birds typically initiate another day's search for food.

The freezing temperatures caused escaped inmate Robert Vick to hand himself back in after absconding from the minimum security Blackburn Correctional Complex in Lexington, Kentucky.

This suggests that at high temperature the thermal escape becomes the main non-radiative process.

A question of particular interest was how sample temperature affects the escape rate.